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Oli McBurnie has offered to donate a signed shirt to a Swansea City fan that was struck with a drink in Cardiff city centre.
A video that has been heavily shared on Twitter shows a man wearing a white Swansea shirt walking through St Mary Street in the Welsh capital before having a drink thrown over him.
Swansea's kitman Michael Eames retweeted the clip - which was uploaded with the caption "Jack b******" - and urged the victim to get in touch so he could send him a new Swansea shirt.
He wrote: "Anyone know the Swans fan? Tell him to get in touch. Will send him a new shirt to wear around Cardiff. #Jack."
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And the Swans' top scorer McBurnie also got involved by asking his club's kitman to send the fan one of his signed shirts.
The Scot commented: "Send him a signed one of mine mate. Will look lovely in Cardiff."
It's understood the incident occurred before Cardiff City's Premier League clash with Liverpool, a game the Bluebirds went on to lose 2-0.
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